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to meet Colony's needs be now worked out,
and thereafter detailed explanation furnished
as to proposed utilisation of H. M. G.'s grant
of £250,000 (in addition to the capital
assistance to be provided by the Hong Kong
Government). If a case for C.D. & W.
assistance clearly substantiated on the
basis of the Colony's own needs can then
be made out it will, of course, be
impartially and carefully considered, but
you should be aware that the C.D. & W.
higher education allocation is already
very fully committed on projects of
accepted necessity in the interests of the
Colonial populations concerned.